Boston to Cruise to Nowhere Cruise Reviews

Hubby and I along with our best friends used this as our weekend adult getaway. I loved the ship. I've read plenty of reviews that did not seem favorable and cannot understand why. The service was great and the food was very good. We never saw our cabin steward, but I did not think it was a big deal since it was only a 2 night CTN. He/she did leave us a towel animal on the last night ...

Three of the four of us have cruised NCL in the past. Dad 78, sister 52, husband 56 and myself 51. The ships decor is very tastefully done. Bright, but very rich looking. We noticed the casino to be smokey at times and others not. My husband won about $350 at the dollar slots so he was happy. The rest of us lost about $100 at the slots. The Garden Cafe' is nice and open with plenty of great food ...

Our family of four just sailed on a two-night "Weekend Cruise" to nowhere on the new Norwegian Gem from December 15th through 17th. We're in our 40's and we have one in high school and one in college. This cruise sailed from Boston, which is about an hour's drive from our home. A cruise in our neck of the woods is rare this time of year; combine that with a chance to sail on NCL's heavily-promoted ...

we took a "cruise to nowhere" from Boston on 12/15 on the NCL Gem...in a word, AWESOME!!!!! The NCL Gem is an awesome ship; it is in the same category as the NCL Dawn as it is a freestyling ship. NCL has definitely outdone itself this time with this new ship. Embarkation was out of Boston. I went with my wife and 16 year old niece. We were able to board the ship within 30 minutes. The nicest ...

NCL new ship has finally captured the sophisticated detail that I love. The colors are more earth toned friendly and the design is just beautiful. We sailed out of Boston and embarkation was easy and painless. We immediately went to our cabin and dropped off our luggage. The cabin was adequate for 3 day cruise (myself and my husband prefer suites). There was lots of room for storing clothes and ...

Cruise history: NCL (Seaward & Majesty), CCL, HAL, RCCL (last year on the Mariner--best cruise thus far) Family: Me (37), Husband (43), kids (7&8--4th cruise) Reason for cruise: Proximity to Port of Boston, nice weekend getaway to experience a new ship EMBARKATION: Crowds of people everywhere but check in was fairly smooth. Security line was very long and apparently got worse as the day went ...

I knew this new ship was going to cause "FREEDOM FRENZY" :-) I am a CLIA Certified MCC. (Master Cruise Counselor) While on a Royal Caribbean Seminar at Sea, each person on our winning Team WON a stateroom on the Freedom of the Seas as our Reward! WOW! AND we could take our spouse or whoever else we wanted! I was thrilled to be able to take my honey! We are Diamond Members with Royal Caribbean ...

Freedom of the Seas May 19-21, 2006 Cruise to nowhere from Boston I am very excited and honored that I was invited to sail on this magnificent ship for a 2-day preview cruise for travel agents. We flew into Boston a day early from Texas. We stayed at the Sheraton Boston at the Prudential center. This hotel was in a good location and it was easy to get around. On sailing day, we took a taxi to ...